The Hungary Travel Guide

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Budapest, Hungary
- Pub ruins, Budapest
- Thermal baths, Budapest
- Memento Park, Budapest
- Petofi Csarnok, Budapest (huge weekend flea market)
- Obudai Island, Budapest
- Sziget Festival, Budapest
- Castle Hill, Budapest
- Buda Castle, Budapest



Szentendre, Danube Bend, Hungary (art colony turned tourist center)

Siofok, Hungary (throbbing summer crowds, biggest, trashiest resort in Hungary)

Visegrad, Danube Bend, Hungary (13th century citadel and royal palace ruins loom over the town)

Esztergom, Danube Bend, Hungary (massive basilica, royal seat from 10th-13th centuries and seat of Roman Catholicism in Hungary for more than a thousands years)


Lake Balaton, Hungary (central Europe’s biggest lake, Mediterranean sea-like)


Keszthely, Lake Balaton, Hungary (lake’s main town)

Badacsony, Hungary (Wine region)


Tilhany, Hungry

Balatonfured, Lake Balaton, Hungary (most fashionable resort on lake, glory days in 19th century, spa town)

Heviz, Hungary (Spa town, hot springs via a thermal lake)
Hortobagy National Park, Hungary
Eger, Hungary (baroque architecture with wine country)
- Eger Castle, Eger, Hungary
- Valley of the Beautiful Women, Eger, Hungary (more than 2 dozen wine cellars are carved into the rock, wine tasting)

Pecs, Hungary (Considered Hungary’s #2 city for tourists; 2010 Europe Capital of Culture)


Szeged, Great Plain, Hungary (Along Tisza River, university town)
Kecskemet, Great Plain, Hungary (wine region)

Tokaj, Great Plain, Hungary (Since the 15th century town has been known for its outstanding sweet wines)

Sopron, Hungary (medieval old town, most beautiful town in western Hungary)

Debrecen, Hungary (Hungary’s second largest city)

Gyor, Hungary

Vestprem, Hungary
Bukfurdo, Hungary (spa town)
Berekfurdo, Hungary (spa town)
Holloko, Hungary

Bereg Region, Hungary
Szombathely, Hungary

Aggtelek Caves, Hungary (vast underground caves protect record sized stalagmites)